Jeffrey C. Stewart’s scientific contributions

... Consequently, the aesthetic philosophy of Locke is just a veneer for disguising one's social and political rights believing that artistic contribution is a prologue for political participation. Culture citizenship of the African American, as Alain Locke (1992) asserts, is regarded as "a gateway for political recognition of submerged nationalities" )pp. 99/100(. ...

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Alain Locke’s Views on Racial Pride as Reflected in Georgia Douglas Johnson’s Paupaulekejo

... Like Tate, Alain LeRoy Locke-the "Father of the Harlem Renaissance" and a prominent "member" of the Howard School-was also concerned with race, racism, and the imperial makings of the global order. For instance, in "Race Contacts and Inter-Racial Relations," Locke (1916Locke ( /2012 proposed that "the sense of race [is] born of its political practice." He went on to observe that "ethnic competition," imperial conquests, and the "consequent political and economic subordination" of the non-White nations were driven by ideas of racial superiority (and inferiority), which are then mobilized to justify the forced domination over, and dependence of, the "colored races." ...

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Race, Racism, and the Teaching of International Relations